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A July arson in northeast Edmonton caused $4.5 million in damages to several homes.
Police have identified a man they describe as being between five-foot-six and five-feet-10 inches tall.
Four homes were engulfed when firefighters arrived with four receiving extensive damage and two homes completely destroyed.
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